No, but I've never seen it personally.Are you trying to say a woman can't farm?
No, but I've never seen it personally.Are you trying to say a woman can't farm?
No, but I've never seen it personally.
Good luckMost farmers never really retire. It's more than a job for us. I'm just hoping I have a son so I can slow down one day.
Thanks for your reply. You sound very driven. I respect your work ethic. So do you own a backhoe and dump truck? Does your demolition include old buildings and such? Thanks...Sure, I started a hauling and demolition company. It was expensive to start. Getting licensed, bonded and insured. Getting clientele was also challenging in the beginning. It's a lot of work. I'm pretty much a ghost around my house. But I will take my 3 1/2 year old with me if I'm just doing gravel or top soil deliveries all day. She loves watching the tractor dump all the material into my dump trailer. When my son gets older I'll take him as well.
I look at it as sacrificing my time now to hopefully have the business running itself by next year or the year after. Then I can just work ups again and retire the day I get my paperwork. Or maybe earlier if the business goes well enough.
Are you trying to say a woman can't farm?
I thought he thought young guys how to make clam chowder.@Covemastah has a second job as a dance instructor for Arthur Murray dance studios.
He's religious, but was never a priest.I thought he thought young guys how to make clam chowder.
Altar boy?He's religious, but was never a priest.
So I actually just landed a contract to do demolition and hauling for a construction company that does fire/water damage restoration.Thanks for your reply. You sound very driven. I respect your work ethic. So do you own a backhoe and dump truck? Does your demolition include old buildings and such? Thanks...
Altar boy?